February 9, 1935
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In
the spring, when all nature begins to unfold before us, there appears new beauty and charm to gladden our hearts.
In
the third chapter of the book of Acts, there is a well-known story regarding the visit of Peter and John to the temple, at the hour of prayer, where they found "at the gate of the temple which is called Beautiful" a lame man asking alms of those who entered into the temple.
The
story of the bondwoman, Hagar, and her son, Ishmael, has always been of great interest to a certain student of Christian Science.
One
who travels by automobile across the country finds well-marked guideposts along the way.
From
out the corner, when the fire is low,Come all the woes and cares I used to know,To pass in still array before my eyes,The little heartaches, all the tears and sighs.
Under the by-line of "The Observer," a contributor to the final.
Will you kindly grant me space to reply to the letter of your correspondent "Rationalist" in a recent issue regarding the report of a lecture on Christian Science.
I feel it a great honor that I should be allowed to address the workers of the Publishing Society and The Mother Church offices tonight.
Evidently
Christ Jesus knew that orderly procedure in right endeavor brings good results.
The
thought of solemnity is usually shunned, lest it take from one the gladness of heart he desires to have.
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This column has already noted the Christian Science exhibits at A Century of Progress Exposition, which closed on November 1, 1934, after a fruitful season.
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Churches and societies will please note particularly the changes made in the following notice, in regard to the time when lecture notices should reach this department.
For twenty-five years I suffered from severe bronchial catarrh, and during that period I had treatment from various physicians.
Words are inadequate to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me and for my family.
I feel that it is high time to express my gratitude through the channels provided by our dear Leader for at least a part of the blessings I have received through the study and application of Christian Science, and through the help of practitioners.
Many years ago, owing to a mistaken diagnosis and the consequent sudden death of a beloved sister, I fell into a state of depression and resentment of which I was healed only after hearing about Christian Science eight years later.
I wish to express my gratitude for the many blessings I have received since taking up the study of Christian Science, which was presented to me in 1905.
About twenty years ago my mother caught a glimpse of the truth of Christian Science and started me in the Science Sunday school.
I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science and for what it has done for me.
I wish to express my sincere gratitude to God for Christian Science.
From birth I suffered from spinal trouble, never being long out of some kind of cast; added to this, heart trouble was thought to have been inherited.
Christian Science has brought me many beautiful healings and experiences.
God
who made the day to riseFrom a blackened night,Gave a tiny bird strong wingFor a skyward flight—Will He not lift me?
